Midwifery Today Issue Number 76 (Winter 2005) Posterior Position Drugs in Labor, Back Issues
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Theme: Posterior Position Posterior Position refers to a baby being born facing up, rather than down. When you read this issue, you'll learn how to determine the position of the baby, assist a mother with turning the baby, either during the pregnancy or during birth, or help with the birth when the baby doesn't turn. Posterior babies often cause back labor, so identifying the condition early will help a midwife to assist mom in delivering the baby and avoid damaging medical interventions. This issue also contains interesting accounts of birth in Africa and Mexico, as well as interviews, photos and birth stories. Articles include: Posterior Labor: A Pain in the Back—Valerie El Halta Occiput Posterior Position at Birth Should be Exceptionally Rare—Michel Odent A Decade of Nurse-Midwifery Practice, and Done—Sharon Glass Jonquil Just Say No to Drugs—Esther Marilus Homeopathic Tools for OPP—Piper Martin Lecithin: It Isn't Just for Plugged Milk Ducts and Mastitis Anymore—Cheryl Renfree Scott Three Births in Posterior Position—Marion Toepke McLean Is Posterior Position Really a Problem?—Wintergreen Reducing the Risk of Postpartum Depression—Adarsa Antares A Call to Action: Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) in Crisis in Florida—Darjee Sahala HIV in Postpartum and Baby Care—Nancy Miller Heavy Metal Toxicity and the Unborn Child—Janine Bowring Home Birth in Nigeria: Obstacles and Prospects—Andrew Ewere

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